Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07

......There was a large number of neonle
in town to market Monday, and a con.
siderable quantity of butter was dispospd
or, but prices have not yet become estab
IL shed, and reliable quotations cannot be
glVrn..... Will p. McIIugh, who has
been spending the holidays here with his
parents, returned Monday to New York
CITY, where he is attending "A school of
pharmacy y........ The Salvation Army will
nave h9ilelujlh banquet at their bar.
RACKS Wednesday evening The Army
mere has had a rather hard row to hoe
Gated .? below zero Monday morning. ....
John W. Martin, who has been slck abtd
Tor he past three weeks, is improving
rapidly and is now well enough to sit uu
forenoon, and the winter term at the col
IeEp WI pegln on Thursday of this week
ph t. Cobb VIII return this week
~ Ine be r'ha FORESTER Theatrical com
pah9 ana resume MS position rs cornetist.
!v09e '"m1hell, clarionetlst, will not re
JON thc company.
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""rris'i'ie'
a large number attended the animal
New Years ball at the American House,
Hyde Park, Friday night. As usunl the
OCCASION was very eniovahie ono
The annual meeting of the snciefy CON.
nccted with the Conprerat1oual Ghnrrh
will be held at the vestrv ON Nnnd1v
evening The annual meeting Of thG
legal voters in fire district no. T. is To he
held at the Pleasant street engine houee
on Monday evening The Ladies
Industrial society of the CnnpreUatinnaI
church recently held their onnuaI
meeting Mrs. W. : Cheney continneg
to serve as vice-pre.iient Mrs
George W. IIendee secretary ana Mrs. G.
Joslyn treasurer No new president was
elected to flll the vacancy rau.ad hv the
death Of Mis-. j. c. Robinson, VINO served
in that capacity tor fourteen wears. Thr
ladies have voted to hold their semi
monthly meeting~ at the residences of the
members Instead of at their yr.trv Fri-
day afternoon the circle met with Mrs
II. ID. Bryant. the Young Droplp holdlnG
an ENJOYABLE -ociable in the rveui,Io ot
the same place. Tine T-uiyprs,list
young people held Il suciable with Mrs ID
l.. Eaton Major DARN. i Stafford
our esteemed tovusmnu. VINO has s,.rv.I
as special pension examiner far the n.,.t
four years, with headqu,trtrrs Anpn.ta
Ne. and later at Manchester. \. II hus
been relieved OF nj. dulip, i'm that c9nnci-
cratic seeker. He returned here ON
Thursday and il j. hup.d tbnt b,
viii decide to remain i'm fo,yn
\ chan C. OF time on thr y Vermont. divisini,
of he Boston and Lowell rnpd ornas irtn
effect on MONDAY. The miyeJ frnin nast
and west Is now an accommud,tinn t,.'i,,
running west about half nm hnur rurIia,,
in the moruinr The ir0uIar mail trniu
going east will hr a mixed train hetwean
HYDE Park and Walden and rms An min
utes earlier TIarI1son GenrUn has no
Gently received urrsinn hack n.,y .innI,nt-
ing to about $500 and his monihiv pnn.ion
Is raised to S1t per mnnth v,,tch
nlght service was held at the Mptbndist
ha ,'.,, o" W. rrd,i'H lIsui' rev. -ii' tlyde.
pr1f " ,T ,T,.,i W GNet"i ouherS'
,n,r, -, iet.iI- ~ ."Is PIaCe' mas
rrt nru'j W ms PatehOS anu
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Hri.toI.
me oUtter market SATURDAY was dull,
tHu 'hr oHerlnIs small. PilceS ranged
.Ipil ~ 10 - cents. .... ne canlnta,
V''gSh fslher' WIS glNeu AT hpIley man
"Nl uCsiaS anu w euheNlaF evenings 10
1tld'I auuiehc'S' 1t was repeated Satur-
laS etthlnE 10 IarSe audience, ON which
occasion 'he cahtata was presented III an
'uihIr"oie manner II was one OF the best
tnlhicuf musical entertainments ever
gwen IN TINS town. Inc leading par5S